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Something I don't see mentioned often is the Insta 360 Link. Hasn't gone wrong for me at all and it's versatile/fun, even when used as a webcam

I like how it looks personally, retains quality and fps no problem bright or not. I've turned off lights a few times during thunderstorms to get some cool illuminations lol

Blackmagic Microstudio G2 GoPros suck. Phones get their batteries destroyed. DSLRs overheat. Webcams in general are too limited utility. Insta Link 360 is a decent PTZ webcam tho.

cons are minimal, it is somewhat fragile due to it being PTZ, and the base id say is not of the best design, because it kinda sucks if you want to install the camera upside down. It requires its own app for controls, so i am not sure if this camera will work with linux (may be it can, i did not bother to check it yet) Other than that it is a great webcam. You can also use multiple of them for extra swag i also got one those stolen from me, kinda still upset about this :(

We used those on raves to film djs and dancerfloors, so i guess it is not THAT fragile. You may check Insta's static cams, they should be good. PTZ ones are REALY good.

Insta Link 360 We run an entire DJ podcast studio on those.

The insta 360 Link is really really hard to beat. And if you have a physical whiteboard that you want to share, then I think the link is top of the food chain.

I love the Insta360 Link - I have one at work. I love it so much that I bought a Link 2 for home. I don't really use the tracking, gesture, whiteboard, or desktop features - I just love the image quality. The software does a really just (much more subtle than Teams and the like) bokeh effect, and the image itself is great - great sharpness, no issues with focus, really good colour rendition, and so on...

it actually works really good, this is the camera I use. Like pretty much all web cams, I'd turn off the auto focus and manually focus it though and manually adjust any of the other settings to your liking.